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Model Daniella Moyles launched the Naas Racecourse Ladies Day
Naas Racecourse has just launched its first ever spring summer Ladies Day competition with judging by broadcaster, model and Naas native Daniella Moyles along with Irish fashion and accessories designer Emma Manley.
The boutique racecourse is hosting ladies day on Sunday May 29, falling on the cusp of the spring summer racecourse season.
The Ladies Day theme and inspiration is Fresh, Fun and Vibrant.
In keeping with the boutique personality of the course, attendees are invited to show individuality, fun and flair. There will be no style rules to abide by, hats and headpieces are optional but not essential, giving entrants the chance to experiment with an alternative Ladies Day look.
The winner of the best dressed will be awarded with a VIP Spa Stay for four in the Westgrove Hotel and a €1,000 shopping spree in the Whitewater Shopping Centre. Runners up will enjoy spa packages and VIP race days at Naas Racecourse. A special prize will be awarded to a finalist wearing Irish design on the day also.
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